21 January: The Week in Australian Foreign Affairs
21 January 2022
This week in Australian foreign affairs: support for Tonga, AUKMIN 2022, Novak Djokovic, changes to visas, and more.
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Forgotten Conflicts 2022: Four Years On, the Effects of Conflict Reverberate in Iraq
21 January 2022
Four years after the violence ended, the once flourishing city of Mosul still bears the scars of fighting. As in many other conflict-affected areas across Iraq, Mosul still faces multiple challenges.
Volcano Cuts Communication With Island Kingdom
21 January 2022
A devastating volcanic eruption in the Pacific Ocean has left family members unable to communicate for days. In Tonga, the population of more than 100,000 people remains without internet access.